The Principles of Health Control
The Principles of Health Control
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Young children should not be required to read fine print nor to do hand work of a delicate or difficult nature.
2. Children who are physically weak should not be started to school at too early an age (under eight years).
3. The school should place a premium upon physical health and vigor. The stronger the bodies of children the less plastic their eyeballs and the more vigorous their eye muscles.
4. Night work should not be required of children below the high school and only a minimum amount of ...those in high school.
5. Other senses than those of sight and hearing should be utilized in the work of education. 2 6. There should be a definite system of examinations whereby the latent eye troubles of school children may be detected. For pupils whose parents are unable or 1 For a full discussion of eyestrain in its relation to the work of education, see Swift's Mind in the Making.
2 The system of teaching children through the sense of touch, so success- fully employed by the Italian educator, Marie Montessori, whatever be its other merits, has the advantage of saving the eyes.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Young children should not be required to read fine print nor to do hand work of a delicate or difficult nature.
2. Children who are physically weak should not be started to school at too early an age (under eight years).
3. The school should place a premium upon physical health and vigor. The stronger the bodies of children the less plastic their eyeballs and the more vigorous their eye muscles.
4. Night work should not be required of children below the high school and only a minimum amount of ...those in high school.
5. Other senses than those of sight and hearing should be utilized in the work of education. 2 6. There should be a definite system of examinations whereby the latent eye troubles of school children may be detected. For pupils whose parents are unable or 1 For a full discussion of eyestrain in its relation to the work of education, see Swift's Mind in the Making.
2 The system of teaching children through the sense of touch, so success- fully employed by the Italian educator, Marie Montessori, whatever be its other merits, has the advantage of saving the eyes.
What to read after The Principles of Health Control?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Francis M Francis Marion Walters to read onlineMoreLess
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